Gee, I hope she doesn't do that....current thought says that estrogen is
very dangerous...and after all, does infesting pregnant mare's urine REALLY
sound like a good idea? I think she's much smarter than that....

wrote in message
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On Mon, 25 Oct 2004 20:29:48 -0500, "Lady Pilot"
wrote:


wrote:

On Fri, 22 Oct 2004 11:24:22 -0400, DSK wrote:

Lady Pilot wrote:
10 asa points to the first person who can identify which asa poster
this
picture is supposed to represent. :-)

(See how generous I am Bart?) hehee

http://www.members.cox.net/debbyw/redford.jpg
http://www.members.cox.net/debbyw/redford.jpg


My wife would say it looks like me, although her eyes are quite blurry
from the
trawler's thick diesel fumes.

Tougboat, AKA katysails

Bobsprit the Binary,

You really need to get a life...

I understand you might be overwhelmed with you little newborn.

Renewed choices,

LP


Yet another non-sailing nitwit who can't read headers or keep track of who
is
who. My youngest is 20. I have a wonderful life. I'll be on my boat all
day
today, while you pop estrogen pills, which obviously aren't working.

BB

You're really out of it BB....Cathy (Doug's wife) races sailboats and is
proficient at hanging off on the trapeze....they have won a number of events
in the past few years....Do you read anything but your own and Bobspit's
posts? You certainly are out of the loop....

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On Tue, 26 Oct 2004 08:30:26 -0400, DSK wrote:

wrote:
Yet another non-sailing nitwit who can't read headers or keep track of
who is
who.

Don't get your hopes up that somebody like you is joining the group.

... My youngest is 20.

And if that's true, undoubtedly they're smarter & more mature than you.

... I have a wonderful life.

In your dreams.

... I'll be on my boat all day
today

I bet you don't even have a boat.

DSK

Poor, uptight, soured on life, married to a nagging crone, Tougboat.

I recently read a very telling post by him, where he listed the things
that
constitute the "down side" of cruising. High on his list of problems was:
Having
a spouse who hates sailing. Poor Tougboat!!! He's got a stinky, funny
looking
trawler to match his wife and his life. Makes perfect sense.

I was on my SAIL boat all day today, and I will be on it all day tomorrow.
The
weather here is awesome! 65 degrees, breezy and clear. And... My wife
LOVES
sailing.

Poor, pitiful, anal retentive... Tougboat.

BB

Salt Lake stinks, literally.

Scotty

"katysails" wrote in message
...
If Utah had some big water other than that swanky thing they call a
lake,
I'd be happy to live there...I've been there twice and think it's
very
beautiful....
"Lady Pilot" wrote in message
news:Irifd.80151$cJ3.56667@fed1read06...

"Scott Vernon" wrote :

"katysails" wrote ...
, but Scotty is RHAT
goodlooking...and I was asked to pave Redford's driveway at his
ranch in
Utah....

did you do it? how long was it?

Katy lives in Utah?

LP (wonders never cease)

wrote:
Poor, uptight, soured on life, married to a nagging crone, Tougboat.

http://community.webshots.com/photo/...51041663lXKMOR

"nagging crone" heh heh heh

You're not even lucky enough to have a dog as good as mine.


I recently read a very telling post by him, where he listed the things that
constitute the "down side" of cruising. High on his list of problems was: Having
a spouse who hates sailing.

Not at all. I posted that *some* people have to drag an unwilling spouse
along. That's pretty clearly not the case for me.

But then, why let a few facts disrupt your psychotic babble?

DSK

What a cute dog, Doug...what's his name? Love the ears.....

"DSK" wrote in message
...
wrote:
Poor, uptight, soured on life, married to a nagging crone, Tougboat.

http://community.webshots.com/photo/...51041663lXKMOR

"nagging crone" heh heh heh

You're not even lucky enough to have a dog as good as mine.


I recently read a very telling post by him, where he listed the things
that
constitute the "down side" of cruising. High on his list of problems was:
Having
a spouse who hates sailing.

Not at all. I posted that *some* people have to drag an unwilling spouse
along. That's pretty clearly not the case for me.

But then, why let a few facts disrupt your psychotic babble?

DSK

Parallax wrote:
I been doin a lot o thinking about sailin lately, especially as my
date to go cruisin gets closer, mostly wondering why I do this. I
came up with several reasons.


3. Companionship


DSK RESPONDS:
Most people have to drag along an unwilling spouse.



wrote:
That sure sounds like it comes from a very unhappy frame of reference!

You interpret it that way because of your own unhappiness.

My statement was made from the basis of very long observation of couples
going sailing, going cruising, and all too often failing to be happy
together doing so. If you spent any time around boat & other people
you'd have seen the same thing.

Fortunately for me, I have always been smart enough to not have to burn
myself to know the fire's hot.

... I can't say I know of
any sailing couples where either spouse is not just as happy to sail as the
other.

That's because your head is not anatomically correct.

DSK

Er...um...Katy, that's his wife.
;)


"katysails" wrote in message
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What a cute dog, Doug...what's his name? Love the ears.....

katysails wrote:
What a cute dog, Doug...what's his name? Love the ears.....

Thank you, his name is Hank. He's our replacement dog, a pound puppy...
cute & lovable but not very bright. He has a good time on the boat, too.
I suspect some pit bull & terrier & boxer genes, he's loaded with hybrid
vigor.

DSK

No, it doesn't. It's just a statement and has no personal imprecation at
all.

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On Wed, 27 Oct 2004 00:30:05 GMT, "katysails"
wrote:

You're really out of it BB....Cathy (Doug's wife) races sailboats and is
proficient at hanging off on the trapeze....they have won a number of
events
in the past few years....Do you read anything but your own and Bobspit's
posts? You certainly are out of the loop....


Things at the Tougboat household are probably not as you think, otherwise,
why
on earth would Tougboat post something like this?
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
Parallax wrote:
I been doin a lot o thinking about sailin lately, especially as my
date to go cruisin gets closer, mostly wondering why I do this. I
came up with several reasons.


3. Companionship

DSK RESPONDS:
Most people have to drag along an unwilling spouse.
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That sure sounds like it comes from a very unhappy frame of reference! Why
would
anyone, especially someone claiming a happy marriage, say something like
that?
Maybe Tougboat surrounds himself with miserable people? I can't say I know
of
any sailing couples where either spouse is not just as happy to sail as
the
other. I'd say that situation would be the exception, and not "Most
people" as
Tougboat seems to think.

BB

wrote in message

Poor, uptight, soured on life, married to a nagging crone, Tougboat.

I recently read a very telling post by him, where he listed the things
that
constitute the "down side" of cruising. High on his list of problems
was:
Having
a spouse who hates sailing. Poor Tougboat!!! He's got a stinky, funny
looking
trawler to match his wife and his life. Makes perfect sense.

I was on my SAIL boat all day today, and I will be on it all day
tomorrow.
The
weather here is awesome! 65 degrees, breezy and clear. And... My wife
LOVES
sailing.

Poor, pitiful, anal retentive... Tougboat.

BB

Hey...you live near enough to DOug that he can probably get you for that...

"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
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Er...um...Katy, that's his wife.
;)


"katysails" wrote in message
...
What a cute dog, Doug...what's his name? Love the ears.....